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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-14
INVITING THE CHOLERA.
Foul Condition of Reformatory Institu-
lions In New Jersey.

lions In New Jersey.
Copyright, 1857 By he California associated Press.
CAMDEN On. J.), October 13th.-[Special. !
"A bad state of affairs is reported in New
Jersey reformatory institutions. The State
Board of Health reports of the Camden
Jail that it is without parallel in the coun-
try as regards the miserable construction of
its underground, unlighted and unventi-
lated vaults. Often seven or more prisoners
sleep on the floor of each cell, without bed
ding, without decent means of bathing
and with no change of clothing. The pris-
onero were defenseless against dirt and ver-
min
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-14
FRUIT IN CHICAGO.

California Grapes in Demand at Good
Prices.
lCepy79a, 1857, BY ne California Associated Press.l
CHICAGO, October 13th.-[Special.] THE
receipts of grapes continue light. The de-
mand is active and the market firm,
especially for Tokays. which sell at 81 75@
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-14

~ The "WEEkLY
UNION" contains more
news, and has a larger
circulation than any
weekly upon the Pa
cific Coast.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-14

ne "REc0RD-UHIoN %
sne only paper on the
coast, outside Of San Fran
CISCO, that receives fall Asso-
slated Press Dispatches from
all parts of the world.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-14
FOREIGN TOPICS.
DISGRACED BIZ THE.
FRENCH SCANDAL.
A Canadian Brute Gets the Lash
Jenny Lind Dying-More
Spanish Gunboats.
THE FRENCH SCANDAL.

ESPECIAL DsPArcHEs 30 THE RsooED-uMos.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-14
PACIFIC COAST.
ALARMING RUMORS ABOUT THE
MEXICAN STORM.
Fatal Shooting-A Miners Terrible
Fall-Monterey's Big Turtle
Foothill Fires-Chico Fair.
MExICO,s GREAT STORM.

IREaAL DlpArcHEs TO THE REoosD-us1os.l
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-06-17
JUNE{17. 1887.
LET, TO CONTRACT!

President KimbalI, General Man
ager Joseph Fl. Sands, Chief En-
gineer Cor and Capt. Raun made
Il brief visit to. the Clinch Valley
Railroad Office at:this place Thurs.
,lay, and returned to Graham.
To-day twenty-five miles of tue
Clinch Valley Railroad was lot to
contract-Mai. Walton securing
tile contract. He will put force
of hands t0,work Monday morning
ut Grahapt,, and during next week
another force, with Headquarters
at Kelly's'tafi1ls.tesEacli of these
forces will work westward. So tho
glad day has dawncd on us, and a
new life giving impulse is to be
given to country "blessed of
heaven DER all the earth beside. -
The N. &'.W., ;slnd louisville &
Nashville have joined hands, and
a new artery will furnish new life
and prosperity to Richmond and
Norfolk cities and to .Clinch. Val
ley. - ~
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-06-17

Was formed in 1880 from Russell,
Wise and Buchanan. 1t is nearly a
parallelogram with two side oftwenty.
one miles and other-two of flfteen
miles in extent, and contains about
l93,ll2 acres, assessed at S11O, 70G
No census-of the population was
taken in 1880, but it is supposed to
to. be about 1000. 1t is bounded ON
the northwest by the Cumberland
range of mountains, which separate
it from Kentucky, and ON the south
east by the Big Ae mountains. The
surface on these borders is very rug.
ged, but in the central parts it has
many fine valleys and much fertile
land, The products are wheat, corn.
oats, rye, barley, buckwhcat, tobacco
FLAX, melons and grass. Vegetables
and frnit, are raised in great abund.
ance and of good quality. This and
the other counties ofTrans Appalaclia
are in the great grazing region of the
southwestern part of Virginia. The
lands vary in texture with the charac.
ter'ofthe preyailingrocks,; but the
greater part of'thcfh are good grass
lands. Timber of. the. most valuable
kinds is found here in great abun-
dance three-fourths of.the area be-
ing i'll original forest of oak, hickory,
poplar. elm. ash, maple, wild cherry,
walnut. pine, &c. The average assess.
ed price Of land being little more
than twenty-five cents per acre, this
region should afford grand induce.
ments for men with capital to en-
gage in the stock-raising business.
This county is without railraod, but
the want will probably soon be sup
piled. A most important road
Charleston, Cincinnati and Chicago
has been projected from the region
of the rich Bessemcr ores Cranberry
of North Carolina, by Bristol, Tenn,
through the counties of Washington,
Russell and Dickinson, touching the
corner of Buchanan, into Kentucky,
and down the valley OF the Big Sandy
to Catlettsburg, thus opening COM
mnnication with Ironton. Cincinnati,
Louisville and other cities of the
West, and with the East and South.
west by way of Bristol. This road
has been surveyed through the pass
or canyon where the Big Sandy
breaks through the Cumberland
mountanins, making sheer cut with
perpendicular walls of immense
height. This pass-aptly called
The Break"-prescnts, it is said,
the grandest scenery to be found east
oftlle Mississippi, only equalled in
the United States by the canyons of
the Colorado and the Arkansas. Ii
is the gateway of the Cumberland
mountains. .s
,Dickenson is watered by the head
streams of Russell's Fork Of Big
Sandy river flowing north into the
Ohio. The minerals of this county
have not been developed, hut iron
ores and GOAL GAiinminous, splint and
canaeH are known to be abun.
dant"hd many mineral waters ofgrea,
value to the Invalid.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-06-17

: have just received some nav
Jewelry, not the largest lot, but come
81 q the q, prettiest you cycrlaid eyes on,
Call and See it. I Il = s y ~
"a. Vt. PcBsr. II
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-06-17
FEATHERs. FEArnnns
w. r. MCCOY,
Upholaferer and Mat
tre8S Manufactures.
FEATHERS,
TAzEwELL q. H., Va.

Having bought the Centennial
Steam Feather Renovation Of Mr.. S.
r.. Barnes, / will continue to clean,
purify and renew feathers of any
grade or age and as to the work
done, Irefer to those who had beds
cleaned four years since. The ma.
chine does well oil that is claimed for
it. ~
I will also furnish mattresses made
to order of all sizes and quality as
cheap as can be had in Virginia.
june 1887 6nl,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-06-17
MILLIONS TO SPARE.
TIE PRosrEcT FAIR FOR A SunpLus
OF ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS !.
REDUCTION in THE .PUDLIc !.
DEnT. REVENUE Re
CElpTs.

The reductions in the public debt
during May amounted to S8,8SS,997,
and for the eleven months of the cur
rent fiscal year $92,s54,O3l. The
national debt to-day, less cash in the
treasury, is sl,296,2S1,462, The. net
RasA in the treasury to-day is $685..
e about II 100000 less than
4 The gold coin and gold
a III S. ance in the treasury
77s, or about five
s more than q
S r fund balance
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-06-17
ASSIGNMENT.
The CRozIFR STEEL AND IRON CoMpA
ANY MAKE AN ASSIGNMENT.

The 'Roanoak Daily Times Of Sun
day says: "Tbe announcement
q Yesterday that the Grocer Steel and
l;a'as's& Isl had made an assign.
4 S. siderable surprise in
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-06-17

PosTPoNED:aa reason of prior
engagements. Prof. Andrew S. Me.
creath and pr; d'Invilliers
will not be- able Is begin the exami-
nation of the territory tributary to
the line of the Clinch Valley Roll
road between Graham station, on the
New River Division of tile Norfolk
and Western Railroad, and the vicini.
ty of Big Stone Gap, Va, before
Wednesday, June %, 1887.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-06-17
THE COMMON SENSE
LIFT: AND FoRoE PUMP !

= ~ IA Aiss
Makes complete Fire Department
for any Country Home, out. Of COM.
mon wood pump, atg very small cost
Worth fifty times it's Cost if you
need it to put out a FIRE, ard extreme
" handy for lots ofother things. -
Ready for action in One-eighth of
q minute. MS. :,
Energetic business mon who will
give it proper attention are wanted
to handle this pump in every town in
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland,
Delaware, Virginia and North Caro-.
lima, and will be accorded control of
suitable. territory not already &c.
CHAs. q. BLATcHLEf.
., Manufacturer of all sizes and styles
ST Wood Pumps.
Office: 25 N. q. City Hall Square, -
Opposite Broad st. Stations P.R.R..
+ April 22,1 philadelphia, Pa.
~ 49, /.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-06-17

The shipments of coal over the
Norfolk & Western. railroad for the
fourth week Of May amounted to 49,
273 tons against 1853 tons at the
same time last year. The. total ship
ments to dat. are 46e,eOO tons,
against 331.753 tons in the same time
last year, an increase of l37,937 tons.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-06-17

The Protcctionist, Lebanon, has
changed editors-Nlr. Dickinson
retiring, Willie Mr.. Vickcrs sue.
cecds him. For the retiring eli.
tor we held none but the kindcst
regard. Yet too much. politics all
1ninistcred to the Republican par
ty by the Protccti0nist, in the late
canvass in Russell, gave a very re-
1reslling victory to the Democrats,
and placed a splendid force in the
county Offices. Tho new editor
seems to itef tile force of his pre-.
deccssor's mistake, and promises
his readers that lie will do better.
lie talks like man fully imbue,l
with the Importance taking % high
er plane, and RELOCATING politics to
political contests, and give him.
self to the work Of promoting the
development of the splendid re-
sources Of the Clinch Valley. On
this plane;we be bretheren.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-06-17

Mr.. Bomberger, OFF Pennsylvania,
stopped in town Tuesday-passing
over our iron belt, inspecting its
quality and quantity. His is visit
of inspection solely, he tells us.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

James II. Hurst. arrested for disorderly
conduct and throwing q stone through Hol-
lands window. was discharged IN Police
Court yesterday.
Lou Anderson, proprietress Of q bawdy
house, was tried for committing an assault
and battery on her cook, and discharged.
the evidence showing that 1t was free for
all tight, with honors equally divided.
T. Rosen6slj. proprietor OF the Chicago
Boot and Shoe Store, who was arrested on
comDi amt OF D Hsra Bros. on a charge oi
carving on a lottery, pleaded not guilty,
and bis hearing was set for today.
James h. Stewart. who was arrested for
stealing some clothing belonging TO hired
girl, was discharged by the court.
John Schacklsford. convicted OF stealing
wood from Joseph Miller. was sentenced %
par six cents fne and costs. he appealed
20 the Circuit Court
The case Of the Eve small boys for the
larceny Of some trinkets from Leonard 8
store. vas adjourned until today.
James McFse. the barber charged With
stealing "a from his employer. Joseph Pax.
ton. was discharged By Judge Holmes. the
evidence showing that Paxton owed him
The amount
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

Bay ysar csns.maa prs.-nss today

Bay yoar chfss.nas presents today.
snnday . tolyd.y and Noadsy is
4oiidaY.
The slsshinx : ProEiag BONANZA for
khs lFsTg nlen.
There sill b pisnty q good amasemsnt
here durang nezt sex.
To Ar. sad Mrs. Nyroz Gates of s. Good
Fich-sE.. steven Pozna boy
The trains coming int0 ths Union Depot
Yesisrdsy ssfs erosdsd sitn passeugefs.
The retail merchants Of ths city did an
immsnss husiness yesterday snd sl1
double IS today.
Ihsfs ~ers several shappisg perliss hers
yesterday fEQm Ausxssoa. LoEsn snd
Grand Haven.
JF. stewart vas arrested lsst night BY
Dstseuvs smith for Burglary. He u
wanted a. Cadillac.
The Westminster Presbyterian church
sil gre ChTiai saas concert az clock
sunday sftsfnooa.
Tonlsht fhs nessbcSs and bootbiacks
Nil ceiehfals. win a ieast az loo the gods,
IN Metropolitan Hall
Dsfectiss J. e. smith returned from
Cadillac yesterday where ne testified In the
seIaminafi0n o. hindsnach.
The way The hichicaa Central figures il
out g sul cost si.b91 - 70 bring the Ma
a0nsi CpsFa Company ~ this eify.
A ball vii be given this evening at
PomeF0y A Last0ns hail fOr the hensat OF
. popular J0ung WssE sices. who has been
III tor some unle.
The aanusl msstlnz OF the Kent County
Agricultural society will BE held on Jznu.
sEy ~ Ia c0DIuuetion with the annual meet.
irg Of The Western Aichiszn Agricultural
and inaGstriai society
The Board Of Trade Committee on
Statistics desire that AL manufacturers ssnd
ga their nEures. About ie0 have respond.
ed thus faf. out there ars many more who
sh0uld Be heard from.
Patrick OBrien was arrested last night
for stealing an overcoat from Thomas Par
ker ia Kellogg & Lsnzs's drug store 0u
West Bridge-st. RE had disposed cf ths
coat 90 party on WaterlOo-st for 81 80.
The chandeliers for the Edison electric
light were put in yesterday. They are the
finest ever used in this city and are perfect
models OF beauty. They are combination
chandeliers. aud either gas or electricity ear
be used.
An oescer OF the Cable Company re.
marked Yesterday that they had set the
time too soon for the running Of cars uE
Lyon-st. Work Is being poshsd as rapidly
a. possible. and the time when cars viii bs
running cannot be very cistant.
Ed. Hsgkart was drunk last night and
finally wound up in the Police Station
During the evening be stTolled down TO the
Uni0n Depot and after using some Of the
strongest language in the English vocabu,
larry officer Cosell laid hold of him and
tailed the hurry up.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

II yoa sre 41cslEssa sko4E t1e sssee1on
q ses ssglzb1s pfxssais ter h4so2Do. soa.
efekasF er sses<1sex1 kos i9ls@slsg -
sli ssxsesE . 2&k yc4 ~zot a21 give
s FEexsaeate p SIS.
f}tnasasafai -. a. ana Cs1s Bsxss. prscs -
esa n - 81 -
0as-As 3sx. whits Ties FOR taA aress
Ds1.'s kGsi 81 Dress oi0E@s- Sl.o0
Isn Drixiog Cloves. ti0j - So
a pzir II siik er satla sasp<a1srs. pi4s4
o. ess sfosdsse3. kssstlfuiiy rsoaatEd. 81 -
20 81 ~
Cns haif dczen Dress shirts. pain Or ez
hFoLsesea. - osDfs 20 a. 60 each.
A ~h.ts o. asiiests colcEtd Auf1isr. So
70 IS 10
A d4fk siik or casbmeTs Muller. fer or
gary ass. - eents 20 t1a9.
A pair of sleeve Buttons. - ets 70 $50.
h4ndsoale scaft pa. a. prlo<s.
A eood Six umbFelis s. IS % 81 90
car IA haRd Scarf. al eolors. 50 eta
70 - -.
Zine Night shirts. - cents snd up.
good real Alaska sea- Cap. 80.
good Fur C4p. 9s cents. sl.4s. s. 50 4
s. 80
All these goods 10 large assortment. a
popular pfiees. can be boaxht a. the S.al
Clothing House.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

Lippmas Rosenfieid, of the Chicago boot
and shCe store. by his attorney, A. Owen
Crczier, pleaded not guilty in the Police
Court Yesterday 70 charge of setting up
and promoting certain lottery and gift
enterprise, and thecase was adjourned until
10 clock this morning. The complaint is
made by Emmett OHara, rival boot and
shoe dealer, and il is claimed that because
Mr.. Rosenheld gives each customer who
purchases goods at his store daring the holi-
days ticket, and that one OF these tickets
is 70 take the improved Singer sewing ma
chine. which is on exhibit in their show
window on Canal-st.. that this is a viola
ton Of the Law. Other OF the enterprising
merchants Of this city who sometimes uss
this as a method of adyeriiseng will watch
the result of this case with interest.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

NJ r. Cottrell. OF Jackson. Is at The Nor
son.
H. d. III. Of soath Bend. is at ths Nor
Ton House.
Gsorxs AcIatyrs will 20 home TO IoniA
tor Christmas.
Geo. T. Dowling. of Montszus, wAs At The
Morton yesterday.
Mss Neltis spore. of Rockford. visited
friends here yesterday.
b. ID. Butler. Of the Democrat. is confined
TO the house by illness.
Miss Minnie Jennings, principal OF the
Wsalthy-ave. school, Is dangerously Ill.
BF. NcReynolds aud wife will spend
Christmas with her parents at Buchanan.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar NJ. Nethsansy. nee
Hoovey, have return ed from their bridal
rip.
Frsak NJ. Williams. Of the hrm Of Nc
Donald q Williams, has rsturned from q
flying visit 10 Boston.
Mis- Winnie Parker. niecs OF DR.. Girls
void has arrived from Wichita. HAS, aud
viii spend the Wintkr In her uncle's family.
Department Commander l.. G.. Ruther-
ford. Of Hart, passed through the city on
his way 10 bis home. from Detroit, last
evening.
Mrs. Seth Moffstt passed through the city
night before last on her WAY TO her hus-
bands death bed IN Washington Her hus-
band died before she arrived there
Miss Lucy Long. the accomplished book
keeper in T. q. Studiey & Co.'S rubber
store, has returned from an extended visit
20 relatives and friends &C Manistee-
Mss Stella Sessions. daughter Of VI. G.
Sessions VINO has been dangerously III for
the past tw0 months. Is somewhat better.
and her friends nov hope tor her entire re-
covery.
G. u. Crsndall formerly Postmaster At
Big RAPIDS, considerable Of politician in
that part Of the country. was in the city for
. few hours yesterday on ns way horls
fro.,
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

DR0BATE ORDER.-srkTz o. MTcHf7AN. Conn
L o. - Nent-ss A. = scSsiog Of fhe Probate
Coarf Tor said cglntT II Kent. he'd AZ TIE Pro
bsfe eice iu the CitY Of Grand Ba1ias. oa The
zzB8 az ~ lecea0er. IN tlge ysar 0De tho7ssnd
esght hun1red aai eighty .sevea Ptese1G Cyras
= Perkins Judge Of PROBATE.
fn tie matter ~ tne "a ife - Guy 3 walden.
deceased. on Tesfiae and Eiiuz the petition.
falr verified Of N0rtlsaer -. Dsniorth. admin.
's.rasor - the estsfa of fbs said De etsed prag.
iHr t-s forir1 f0r iicens- eni sulh4r fs - a1or-
gage Toe real estate q aid deceased shsfe De-
scfibsd for the reasons and PURPOSES tserssn So
ic-h
tt j. ortie-ed. taat NoaiaF the f5th day of lam
ar -ext st ten 7elock in the for-n~ua af
salt Prnbs1e OEee, - spraissed for hesrlne
said pefisioa. anf ihas a. pe-soas in-sr sd 81
sssf ssiste sFpesT her-rs 49, Co1rt a. said he
ard e4are. - shor rass- Wy llCense a.
pst be z-satst - ssff "a 10 strsIor Ia raoftxsse
real esfaia - rrsget fsr ~ ssis - sfl,n
And = = fsfrfher s11sret tha~ a earv a. a =
er7er e rrbliF-et tsree Sli-r esfvs ~ecss rresf
o. O. ssfd 3aT - nesr80 n tae Grand sp.
II r7sss- HEstIo a1rspsper c~fnte1 snd c1r
cuisf.zs in seid County - kert-
a trge copy G4RgS 2 PERkI<S
gadge 81 frc5sse
FzsSx " HrSE R<zsstsf
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23
TnAT su9Psa ToNIaHT.
Ths little Lads viii Lsaxh this Evening
Nr Eelknap Reports Progress

The little Lads viii Lsaxh this Evening"
Mr. Eeiknsp Reports Progress
Up TO last night over 3 hundred Of the
nevsboys and bootblacks hsd called on
City Clerk Beiknsp for their tickets to the
supper hat will be rendered them this
evening. Nr. BeIknsp says ''soms Of
them are little frauds, bat A. = rule they are
nice. bright little fellows" The Misses
Grace ard Elizabeth Dslsno each sent Mr.
Belknsp a check Of s.. 20 assist in the sup
per Mr. Rerkey also teiephoned that be
wss ready 10 help the movement Namer-
ous others had also sent INTO provisions,
The supper promises 20 be success and the
sork started by Mattison. the black sheep.
promises 70 turn 0ut very fsToraois lt -
suthcritively dated that a home for the
little fellows WI Be provided a. once The
supper and entertainment this evening viii
without doubt pc = grand sucCess.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

VIII positively sgpear ia connection with
Fdiv's Novelty Company a. smith Opera
House tonight. aud will annleaslrsoly sur
psss any ani everything on record IA ths
vav OF nsspT sad ueVsl ulirth-mskin- min
strslsv. From tie Inception 81 The classical
snd reiinsd frst psrt. Introducing 0--count
tnau,--eG Io The tinaie. The entertainment
viii be shsoiuieiY snd surprisingly orig nsi.
a5oundinx in acsraf Hnique features oi ma
sicsi merit. The ulauv uomafcbed eii1iing
attractions shss wit ee introauced - this
incom psrshie entertainment are The ioi-
loving i0cai sfars trof Va Hlitou-
Kins of ks4icisnss Vim. ~. oidenn1rz.
Esvptiar Juagler. 10 Great Electric Quar-
tetIee Fourteen Premier Necaiists. toe
Black Picksuirnv.' Ms Pearl Rave,
wilson ana Queen. scgohatics Srnft and
DAVIS. Eccentric Sketch, Fear great clog
dancers. eight fnnHV end-men. t~snfT
southern dsrkevs. in tae exciting aobiie
burk. Wa. Reynoiis md Georxe y Hsrtx.
ths 'hssxnan tsk tie onlY set Il fhe kind
on ssrth The ahoTe sew viii eclipse al
previous snislear righis. and should not
e nssea especially ~ those sE0 desire
= hearty ,suEf
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

Better late than never, but not yet too
late 70 inspect the elegant variety OF gold
watches. diamonds. silverware and hand
some gold and plated jewelry, displayed at
Hervey's, No. 6 Csnal-st. The constant
rush has taken away many goods, but the
assortment is yet quite complete, and the
choice presents can be purchased at his
store at greatly reduced prices, for he is de-
termineu not TO carry over any holiday
goods. Call early and secure bargain.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

Ben I. Oaeil. convicted in The Superior
Court Of TIE larceny og = buggy. was yes
tsrisy sentenced by Judge Buriinraas 70
one year Dueli. who has a wife ana family
here. was visibiy affected By the sentence
and his eyes were moist for some time
afarnar.fo
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23
Yon sturdy oak whose branches vide
Boldly the storms and Winds defy,
Not ionE s<o an acorn. small

Not unlike the thrifty oak in its germ.
deVeiopeusEk and growth. ia conso N ptoa.
Bur even tbs mighty toa Of msnkind, posi-
tiveiv yseids - ths wonderful curssi -
propertles of Dr.. Flsrees Gotian Medical
Discovery II tsksn @sriys D0at be biiad e
yaur c~n Interests and thin< yousss hope-
less case. Tais rsnaarksole remedy has
rescued thousands. OF DFu1xis1s
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

While Just at the present time the entire
multitude of people have their every
thought on what to buy for this aud that
friend, together with dear little ones at
home. We should not 80 TAR forget ourselves
a. to overlook the esseutislity Of having a
good Christmas dinner, and the selection OF
Oysters, Turkeys. Fish and Game Of ali
kinds furr shed 81 The popular market or r.
J. Dettenthsler's. III Monroe-st.. will be
sure 70 please you. Cali on ham Al once.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

Geo. Vensble Smith. President of the
Puget Sound Cooperative Colony. will lee
ture at X. OF L. hall on Friday night De-
oember %, 1887. on the climate aud re
sources OF Washington Territory. and ex.
plain the plan ana successful operation OF
the Colony, which gives ali its profits 20 its
workers. conducts all industries and guar
sntses permanent employ ment and homes
to all.
Mr. Smith can be consulted At the Clar-
endon Hotel for few days.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

HARTEY-At her residence No sfs = Tonis-
st.. On Thursday Night December 81 81 hes7i
eisesse Mar = a vie of Joan Harvey. sged IS
yeas
Furersi announcement hereafter.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

The drawing for the picture Of the O.
Wssh-ts-N0ng CLUB. which was 70 have
taken place isst evening. vas postponed on
account Of the hop. Tt viii take place This
svenIag
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

Farmer Reynolds announces that tomor-
row the Wolverine Cyeioste will again be
issued to the Dear Public" and that as a
Christmas gift 10 the newsboys he will give
them on Saturday 100 copies. Go TO the
old Office. boys, No. 2 Pearl-st., and get
what Won WanL
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

Morgan & Avery have the cheapest line
of Lace and Heavy Curtains in the city.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

Lsdies-An elegant present for your gen
tIsnen friends woaid be q pair OF those
Mocha Caster Gloves ~ Coles Glove Store,
- Ptar.-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23
THE "FARMRnu Ao.rN OK DECK.

Morgan & Avery will sell Rugs at speci al
prices Tor balance OF year.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23
STILLN TINE.

Apple butter, mince meat maple syrup,
white clover honey at Hatch's.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

TO-DAY AND TOMORROW.
Special Sale Of Cashmere aud Silk Muf-
fers at the Star Clothing House.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

TO-DAY AID Tomorrow.
Special Sale OF Cashmere aud silk Muf
fers a. the star Clotning House.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

Choice sweet oranges at Hatch's, 25 cents
per dozen.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

New mixed nuts at Haleh's. Is cts per
10, los. tor 3 cts.